Thu Dec 12, 2019 10:28 am
Fri Dec 13, 2019 9:15 am
derick wrote:Somewhere on the internet there is, or was, a schematic for an L-1000 bass that only shows two switch positions, rather than the standard "Humbucking / Single Coil / SC with Bass Boost" three position switch that is normal. I can't find this schematic at the moment, it apparently was hosted at glguitars before the website re-do.
Has anyone ever seen one of these two-position switch basses? Ken at bassesbyleo says that they were made in 1990-91 but those were very sparse years for the L-1000 and I have never heard of a non-molested bass that actually "features" a two-position pickup switch.
Edit: Okay, I found it. It's not a schematic but merely a description.
http://tuna.zeni.net/L1000_controls_diagram.pdf
Does this match up with a bass that anyone has seen or heard of?
Fri Dec 13, 2019 11:42 am
Craig wrote:We have a 1992 G&L Catalog which indicates the L-1000 has a two-position switch for series/parallel.
See Page 3 from our Gallery: Album: 1992-93 Catalog
Fri Dec 13, 2019 11:51 am
derick wrote:Somewhere on the internet there is, or was, a schematic for an L-1000 bass that only shows two switch positions, rather than the standard "Humbucking / Single Coil / SC with Bass Boost" three position switch that is normal. I can't find this schematic at the moment, it apparently was hosted at glguitars before the website re-do.
Has anyone ever seen one of these two-position switch basses? Ken at bassesbyleo says that they were made in 1990-91 but those were very sparse years for the L-1000 and I have never heard of a non-molested bass that actually "features" a two-position pickup switch.
Edit: Okay, I found it. It's not a schematic but merely a description.
http://tuna.zeni.net/L1000_controls_diagram.pdf
Does this match up with a bass that anyone has seen or heard of?